
Ep 48. Harry Cobden, Phil Edgar Jones, Chris Packham & Jill Robinson
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Hello and welcome to another episode of The MarshyCast! After a couple of weeks off for some R&R, I am back, and back with a bang with three fantastic interviews for your ears. Just a reminder, you can catch me weekdays on Express FM from 10am and HGV1 Radio from 4pm, bringing you loads of great music, games, and entertainment features. But if you can't listen live, that's exactly what this podcast is for. On this week's podcast...
Jockey Harry Cobden joins me to talk about the new ITV docuseries "Champions: Full Gallop." We discuss what it's like behind the scenes at horse racing and compare riding a horse to another extreme sport.
I speak with Sky Arts director Phil Edgar-Jones about the Sky Arts Awards and why they are recognizing people behind the camera, from lorry drivers to caterers.
TV presenter Chris Packham and Jill Robinson from Animals Asia talk to me about the exploitation of animals abroad and how we can help as tourists by doing something as simple as leaving a review online.
Thank you for reading and listening. I greatly appreciate you taking the time out of your day to tune into my podcast. If you enjoyed it, please like, subscribe, and share. Muchas gracias!
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